Revolutionists Granted Chance to Obtain Arms
Article by Ludwell Denny reports Washington discussions on possible lifting of the arms embargo tied to the anti smuggling treaty with Mexico. President Coolidge reportedly not planning immediate action. diplomats favor negotiation though some advisers see treaty termination as a step toward war.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Wastington
Mui
United States
Americas
Coolidge
Mexico
Remayaha
Salles
Miyyt
Musicuy
Teller
Cool- Hine
Kellogg
Senate
Ungerda
Labor Department
Stite
State Department
Hersh
Robbery Suspect Held in Coverdale Case
Pittsburgh March 2 Two Allegheny county detectives arrested John Seymanski of Washington Pa at his home on a tip about knowledge of the Coverdale armored car robbery. Detectives checked his record and questioned Segroanski brought to Pittsburgh for questioning.
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Pittsburgh
Coverdale
Allegheny County
John Seymianaki
Washington Pa
Ty Paul Jaworski
Jaworski
Seymanski
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Apring
Sturmmer
Coradale
Washington
Fisher's Ballot Box Measure Amended
The senate elections committee amended the governor's ballot box bill after recommittal. Amendments keep the opening on petitionable truth or error and require petitioners to reside in the same district as the alleged issue. The measure faces reporting in amended form.
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United Bras
Carl W. Smith Becomes Partner in Local Clothing Firm
Carl W. Smith longtime manager of Hirdwnell Shoes Company in Corry has acquired Hiram Johnson’s interests in the St Pierre and Johnson men’s clothing firm. Smith will assume partnership around April 1 and the firm plans a move to larger quarters on South Center Street with expanded stock and improved facilities for patrons.
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Carl WW. Smith
Hirdwnell
City
Hiram Johnson
St. Pierre and Johnson
Stral
Mr. Smith
St. Platte
Endscott Johnson Company
Jovat
Smith
Corry
Sam Jacobson and Company
Cameron
South Center Street
Attesto
Broywret Stite Jioro
St. Pistre
Firrm
Phinning
Twente
Policemen Face Murder Trial in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on March 23 two policemen, John Lchmitr and Patroloian Daniel Owens, stood trial for murder in the death of 22 year old James Carr. The mother, Mrs Rowe Carr, testified that Carr was thrown from a window and struck the sidewalk, dying soon after. The officers pleaded not guilty as defense attorney C B Prichard argued they acted during an attempted arrest in a robbery case.
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Pittsburgh
Pollen Vlert
John Lchmitr
Patroloian
Daniel Owens
James Carr
Rowe Carr
C. B. Prichard
Mies
Garrell
Way
Darria
Sapiro Reads Ford's Charges to Veniremen
Detroit court hears Aaron Sapiro present libel case against Ford. he argues introducing a letter about alerting Northwest Indians and Independent to warnings, seeking admissibility of evidence while Henry Gallagher and Senator Reed clash over proper evidence and credibility.
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Ford
Veniremen
Lupino
Teryt
Dougherry!Independent
Wasington
Goth Fori
Dearborn
Henry Gallagher
Sapio
James A. Reed
Missouri
Comnél
Gallagher
Reed
Treasury official defends Baird’s work amid accounting review
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews defends Frederick Baird’s handling of disbursement accounts in Pittsburgh. He says errors were honest and due to unfamiliarity with the new system, and rejects claims of deliberate misconduct.
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Washington
Mar
Andrews
Flu outbreak under control aboard Army transport
Washington March 28 The influenza epidemic aboard the Army transport Park Chatea Thierry en route to Sint Francisca is under control with eight cases discharged from the ship hospital according to War Department reports.
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Washington
Chatea Thierry
Sint Francisca
War Department
Hospital Appropriations Rise Across Pennsylvania
The May 29 report from Harrisburg shows the House Appropriations Committee approving near ninety hospital funding bills. Increases include Western Pennsylvania Hospital Pittsburgh 10000, Allegheny Valley Tarentum 15000, Belvedere General Pittsburgh 4200, Bund Hospital Sharon 10000, Charleroi Monessen 12000, Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh 71000, Citizens General Kensington 40000, Elk County General Hospital 18000, Franklin J Hospital 700, Township View Sanitaria 35100, Beaver Valley General Hospital 1200, and others totaling substantial boosts across multiple counties and cities.
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House
Wimnmiller Tatuy
Wester Pennetlvania Hospital
Allegheny Valley
Sareas
Belvedere General
Pittsburgh
Bund Hospital
Sharon
Areas
Bhitier County General
Charleroi Monessen
Children's Hospital
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Kensington
Cory
Elk Goimey
Beaver Valles
General
Hospit
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Mamet
Elle
Country Club Meeting Notice March 31
Notices have been sent for the Corry Counts stockholders meeting to be held at the Hotel Corey on Thursday evening March sixth. Directors urge all members to attend and make a special effort to support plans for the year and discuss matters of interest to the association and its golf activities.
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Corey
Big Damage Suit Filed Over 1928 Washington Express Collision
The suit, filed in Greensburg by executor Towari Good, seeks damages for the death of engineer Winfield St. Gordon in the 1928 double derailment when the eastbound Washington Express struck a stopped train. Gordon’s wife and heirs claim loss of support due to a high embankment and inability to sue prior. The family resides in Derry, Pennsylvania.
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Eress
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Glas
Gordon
Hilt
Derry
Unclear fragmentary crime notice from Erie area
Fragmentary report describes a man identified as 48, of unknown origin, attempting self harm after an alleged confrontation with detectives. The sequence mentions a doorway incident, swallowing contents, collapse, and emergency hospital transport with unknown outcome.
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Unitearresy Erie
Toca
Sefanian
Ainies
New Plumbing Firm Pledges April 10 Opening
Four veteran Barlow Hardware Company plumbing staff members form a new firm. Milan Waller Walter Kiney Frank and Wil Splesmats will operate Plumbing heating and sheet metal work plus awnings and accessories. Preparations for modern display rooms and a well equipped shop are under way as the firm promises strong patronage.
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Milan Waller
Walter Kinney
Will
Frank Spiesman
Ninney
Spiesman
Waller
Hoot
Witt
Walter Kitney Frank
Wil Splesmats
Tte
Barlow Hardware Company
Harlow Company
Races Company
Jasoline
Barlow Company
Trathe
Shes
Eleventh Hour Drive Against Pennington In Wash Prohibition Drive
Washington sources report a last minute campaign to appoint a new prohibition commissioner. Treasury officials weigh candidates including Pennington and Haynes as the March deadline nears. The effort involves opposition from dry groups and support from the Anti-Saloon League and Methodist temperance boards.
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Washington
Haynes
Josph S. Wasney
United Press
Mars
Baw
Pennsylvania
Wes Virginia
Prubilie Himdr
Dra
Imig
Treasury
Prohibition
Secretary of the Treasury
The
Andrews
Pennington
Federal Pipeliit
Toston
Chiels
Magnes
Wayne B. Wheeler
AntiSaloon League
Methodist Board of Prohibition, Temperance and
Publi Moral
League
Prohibition Furent
Raid Mellon
Tess
Iid
Texas
Maryland
District of Columbia
Huge hospital to treat cancer in New York plan
A national hospital project valued at 5 million dollars will be established in New York City. Hudson Towers is to be acquired for a hospital complex by the New York Center Association. The facility aims to house patients and services with 700 thousand dollars allocated to construction.
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Unitou Cso
New York
Mar
Trcp
Sayiers A. Werthelms Presiden
Searitea
Padlocking of Clubs Approved by U S Circuit Court
Chicago reports the United States Circuit Court of Appeals upholding a one year padlocking order against three Chicago night clubs. The venues provided ice and ginger ale for “setups” to facilitate consumption of illegal liquor despite not being charged with direct violations of the Colstead act.
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United Pree
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Adam
Cliffe
Five Best Radio Features Listed Across Stations
Radio listings outline programs across WEAF WIZ WRVA WIG ENRM and GNRO. Features include a Balklite romance cycle and historical broadcasts like The Convention of 1776 and Operatic Mountaineer.
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WEAF
Balklite
Easten
Marawell Orchestra
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Wrva Richmond
Historicul
Gnro Oktawa
Eaxtern
Chapez Area Evacuated as 50 Americans Withdraw
Evacuation of more than 50 Americans from the Chapez area under foreign protection followed by a conference involving British Japanese and French consuls. The Cantonese commander pledged an early end to the general strike and restoration of order without force.
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United Press Shanguat
Ower Terviguers
Iim
Chapet War
Rnitel
Slites
Eas Csnungham
Foreynees
Serelimeit
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North
China
CNL
Fone Chinwee
Chingaiang
Shanghai-Nayking
Shanghai
Toda
Hanghat
Shangtai
Red Cross
No Protest to Ballot Shire Voter Contests Claim
In Pottsville Pennsylvania March South acting for the Reed investigating committee finds organized opposition to Schuylkill County to hinder the VoreA Wilson contest. However it will be necessary for South to obtain a court order to seize and gain possession of the boxes.
Blaze Engulfs British Steamer Belchers Near Astoria
A British vessel Belchers burned uncontrolled near Astoria Oregon on March 23 as it sent to safety into the Columbia River. The Belchers left Nanaimo British Columbia on March 4 carrying lumber and rails bound for Japan.
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Belchers
Columbia River
Naraimo
B.C
Japan
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